St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1887-07-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

MIS-. u. r. Snepn0ru Is VIslGiHS dG
her old home in Morley, N. Y.
Wilbur Walker and Joseph Bowles
are vacationizing in Boston.
George Simpson, son of A. w. Simp
son, of Boston, is visiting friends here.
Mrs. William Hazen and son of Des
Moines, Iowa, are the guests of Judge
w. P. Smith.
Mrs. Abby McNiel, librarian at the
Atheneum, is at Point of Pines, a few
miles from Portland.
Mrs. F. D. Hill and daughter are Wis.,
iting friends and relatives in Brooklyn,
and YOnkers, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Bean have been
enjoying a weeks visit to SwantOn,
Mrs. Beams home.
VIM. C. Tyler and wife are spending
their vacation at Kennebunk, as are
also Frank and Jonas Brooks.
Miss II. G.. Peabody, for long time
teacher in Illinois, is visiting her broth
er in this place, Richard w. Peabody.
DR.. Hartman of Revere, Mass, who
has been seriously sick is reported as
having passed the crisis and is on the
mend.
Francis Switser left on Friday for the
Free Baptist camp ground at Ocean
Park, where he has established a
boarding house.
Mark Miner of Richford, veterinary
surgeon, has come to this place to take
George Wards practice, the latter be-
ing in poor health.
G. F. MatthewsOn, ESQ.,, lawyer of
New York city and a graduate of st.
JOhnsbury academy in 1878, is visiting
his mother and sister.
Mrs. E. A. Rankin has been ap-
pointed county manager of Caledonia
county for the Home for Destitute
Children at Burlington.
Mrs. G.. w. Spencer and Miss Anna
Spencer went yesterday to Kennebunk
for few weeks. Miss May Ewing has
also gone to Kennebunk.
Harry May sings in concert at
Lyndon Tuesday evening, when Miss
Ivah M. Dunklee gives an entertain
ment assisted by local singers.
Mrs. Frank Bowman of Cincinnati,
formerly of the MemphremagOg house,
Newport, with her daughter is visiting
relatives and friends i'm this place.
Putnam d. Mcmillan and family from
Minneapolis, spent few days the past
week in their old home, st. Johnsbury,
where their greeting was most cor
dial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Dana of
Kansas City, long prominent citizens of
this place, are visiting friends in this
vicinity and reached st. JOhnsbury
Saturday evening.
Mrs. David BOyntOn, Mrs. VIM. S.
BOyntOn, with her children, father and
mother Bancroft, have gone to Deer
Island, near Mt. Desert, to make quite
a stop.
Mrs. Julia Curtis Benton of Stan
stead spent last Sabbath at her old
home in this place. She is on her way
to Lancaster to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Lizzie Chandler.
Mrs Milo G. HonghtOn apd daughter
Mabel of Boston, are spending several
weeks with relatives in this county
and will visit their old St. Johnsbury
home before they return.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Norton with
Frank Ranney, Eden Lougee, Flavia
Peterson and May SOper go tomorrow
to Crystal lake, where they will camp
out for a week or more.
Frank A. Holmes, clerk at the st.
JOhnsbury house, is receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS of his many friends over
his marriage at East Burke on Satur-
day to Miss Emma G. Heath of Bristol,
N. H.
w. L. Pearl is enjoying an outing in
Ogdensburg and at the Thousand
Islands. Mrs. Pearl and the other
Pearls are visiting friends in Barre
and Williamsburg, Mrs. PEARLS old
home.
Mrs. Caroline (Dennison) Higgins
and her daughter Miss Lucy A. Hig.
gins of Chelsea, but formerly of st
Johnsbury are visiting friends in this
village, at present the guests of G.. G.
Bingham.
Col. Geo. B. NJ. Harvey of the New
York World, New Jersey edition,
passed through this place yesterday
with his mother for week or twO's
stay on the Maine coast. Rumor hai
it that Col. Harvey contemplates {
newspaper venture of his own in thu
fall, at Newark, N. j.
Capt. Charles A. Curtis, on the re-
tired list of United States army off
GERS, who has relatives and friends il
, st. JOhnsbury, fell while getting off {;
railroad train at Madison, Wis.,, til,
, 18th of June, so as to break his leg
Capt. Curtis was for years command
, ant at Norwich university and is nov
, in a military school at GAINESVILLE, Fla
He lost one leg in the service, an,
breaking the other one was a grea
, misfortune.
Rev. j. III. Twitchell of Hartford
! Conn.,, has arrived at the Willoughb
lake house for the summer. Prof. Fax
on, the well known botanist, has ais
} arrived at Willoughby on his annua
visit. Among other recent arrivals ar
, Miss A. L. McKeon of Boston, Mrs. E
l A. Gates aud son of Boston, Miss Fan